The John Carter Brown Library's collection of books printed in Spanish America is among the finest in the world. In some areas, the collections are unmatched and include works found nowhere else. The Library has the largest collection in the world of books printed in Spanish America as a whole prior to ca. 1820, over 7,000 titles, encompassing the output of presses in Mexico, Peru, Central America, Argentina, Chile, and elsewhere. The remaining Spanish American presses represented in the JCB's...
The Portuguese and Brazilian books held at the John Carter Brown Library comprise one of the finest North American collections relating to Brazil before the country declared its independence from Portugal in 1822. The collection includes 650 titles before 1800 and another 500 titles from 1800 to 1822—including 165 books printed in Brazil itself after the *Impressão Regia* opened a branch in Rio de Janeiro in 1808 and presses began operating in Bahia. This collection has been compiled from a...
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The John Carter Brown Library has one of the five largest collections of early Peruviana in the world. It is not just the number of Peruvian imprints of the colonial, independence, and early national periods held by the John Carter Brown Library that is important, however, but the diversity of those materials and in a great many instances, their singularity - being only known copies. The subjects range from ecclesiastical matters, to government papers, to indigenous language studies, and...
Topic: Peru
The John Carter Brown Library Indigenous Language collection contains texts in one or more Amerindian languages for the period before the nineteenth century. This collection includes all identified books with native American languages–whether they contain a one-page vocabulary list or are entirely in or on an native American language. Besides the many grammatical studies, dictionaries, and thematic vocabulary lists, genres such as speeches, dramatic dialogues, scriptural excerpts, catechisms,...
The John Carter Brown Library holds one of the world's great collections relating to Haiti. Our rare books, maps and newspapers tell the story of the founding of the French colony of Saint Domingue (once the most lucrative colony in the Americas), its demise through the Haitian Revolution (the world's only successful slave revolution) and the founding of Haiti in its place. By providing access to this collection, the JCB hopes to stimulate interest in Haiti's remarkable history. Visit the Haiti...
The interest of German writers and readers in the Western Hemisphere dates back to the earliest narratives of the transatlantic Encounter. One of the first Latin editions of the Columbus letter was printed at Basel in 1493, and a German translation appeared in print in 1497. By the late sixteenth century, German publishers were issuing American travel narratives in impressive series. The biological and mineral resources of the Americas had a substantial impact on German science, and the...
The first press in Argentina appeared in Córdoba in 1764, brought by the Jesuits to serve the University there. It lasted only until the expulsion of the Jesuits in 1767. It would not be until 1780 that printing in the viceroyalty of Rio de la Plata would begin again, this time in Buenos Aires. The JCB holds no fewer than 20 imprints from this press printed prior to 1791. During the wars of independence, the Buenos Aires press was the principal voice of the Republican forces, chiefly through...
The JCB’s collection of Mexican incunabula is world renowned. In a recent census of the first books to come off the Mexican presses, between 1539 and 1600, Rosa María Fernánez de Zamora of the National Autonomous University of Mexico found that the John Carter Brown Library holds more than any other library in the world. About half of these may also be found in the JCB’s collection on indigenous languages. The vast majority of these items were purchased from Mexican collector Nicolás...
While some ephemeral printing appeared in Chile at an earlier date, the first printing press arrived there fairly late, relative to other parts of Latin America. Towards the end of 1811, Mateo Hoevel imported a press from New York, and that press is seen as the first in Chile, producing Chile's first periodical, the Aurora de Chile. The JCB holds a complete run of this pioneering periodical, along with many other unique items. http://archive.org/details/jcbspanishamerica
The French literature collection of the John Carter Brown Library is of particular interest to those interested in political, social, and intellectual history and in the literature of travel. In addition to accounts by writers such as Cartier, Champlain, Thevet, Hennepin, and Tonti, the collection is strong in translations of French works in other languages. Semi-legendary and imaginary voyages hold particular interest. The library also holds a substantial collection of laws, decrees, and...
The Gazeta de Buenos Ayres ran from 7 June 1810 to 12 September 1821 and is a fundamental primary source for Latin America's Independence period. The John Carter Brown Library is fortunate to hold a virtually complete run of the Gazeta , including the Supplements and Extraordinary issues (we hold 805 of 828 issues). As a part of the Bicentennial celebrations of the Wars of Independence in Latin America, the JCB will be digitizing and making freely available on the Internet Archive all of our...
Guatemala was the fourth city in Spanish America to obtain a press, in 1660, brought there from Mexico by Bishop Payo Enriquez de Rivera. The JCB’s collection includes a number of works found nowhere else in the world, including printer and apothecary Cristobal de Hincapié Meléndez’s Virtudes de la habilla del Darien, que llaman de Guathemala from 1739. Four of the books in this collection are included in the Indigenous Languages collection. http://archive.org/details/jcbspanishamerica
The John Carter Brown Library holds more books printed in Colombia prior to 1810 than any library in the world, some held nowhere else, and otherwise unknown to bibliographers. Among them is the only known complete copy of Saverien's Historia de las ciencias naturales, printed in Bogota in 1791, whose existence illustrates the broad spread of Enlightenment ideas throughout the Spanish Empire. http://archive.org/details/jcbspanishamerica
The Philippines are included within this collection since during the colonial period the islands were administered from Mexico. Manila's first press began in 1593, and was thus the third city in the Spanish overs eas empire to have a press. As with the other two, Mexico and Peru, much of the early output consisted of doctrinal works, often in indigenous languages. The earliest Manila imprint held by the JCB is Arte y reglas de la lengua Tagala printed in 1610....
The John Carter Brown Library and the Redwood Library and Athenaeum are Rhode Island institutions with distinct, but complementary, collections. To lay the foundation for a Rhode Island History Digital Collection the two libraries are collaborating on a project to scan the unique documents representing the earliest chapters of the region. The Redwood Library holds some unique manuscript records of early Rhode Island and the John Carter Brown Library holds seminal works by Roger Williams, Rhode...
Cuba was the first Caribbean island to have a press, begun in 1722 by Flemish merchant Carlos Habré of Ghent. Habré and his successor, Francisco José de Paula, printed only intermittently, and it was not until 1757 that the press began to function more regularly. Of the 29 items in this collection (as of 2012), fully half are only known copies found nowhere else in the world. http://archive.org/details/jcbspanishamerica
A press functioned briefly in Montevideo during the British occupation of 1807, issuing a bi-lingual newspaper titled Estrella del Sur. Yet, only with the eruption of the wars of independence did a press reappear in that city, printing mainly viceregal proclamations. The Infanta Carlota Joaquina, wife of Portugal's prince regent João VI, sent the press from Rio de Janeiro. The royalist publications coming from Montevideo's press sought to counter the Republican press of Buenos Aires....
The Redwood Library and Athenaeum is one of the first lending libraries in America, housed in the oldest lending library building in the country. Founded in 1747 by forty-six proprietors upon the principle of "having nothing in view but the good of mankind," its mission continues over 265 years later. The Library's core collections include the original collection of 1522 volumes gathered by the first proprietors and printed materials related to the history of Newport and Aquidneck...
Very few imprints have survived or were printed in Puerto Rico in the first quarter of the 19th century. José Toribio Median registered only eight imprints from 1809 to 1817 in his La imprenta en algunas ciudades de la América Española, 1754-1823. The JCB hold sixteen Puerto Rican imprints dating from 1808 to 1828, most of these held by no other institution or otherwise unknown to bibliographers. Among these is the only known copy of El Tapaboca, a satirical piece written against Simón...
As with most other regions of Latin America, Venezuela’s first press arrived with the wars of independence. Following the constitution of 1811 and surrounding documents, many were issued by Royalists. Among these is one by Pablo de Murillo, printed aboard the Frigate Diana announcing the terms of Venezuelan General Simón Bolívar’s surrender. As with other parts of this collection, virtually all of these items are known in single copies at the JCB....
Between 1544 and 1563, Ecuador was a part of the Viceroyalty of Peru, but in 1720 it became part of the newly created Viceroyalty of New Granada. The JCB holds 14 items printed in Quito and elsewhere between 1780 and 1839, most of which are not held by any other institution, or are otherwise unknown to bibliographers. http://archive.org/details/jcbspanishamerica
Present-day Bolivia was known as Upper Peru during the colonial period. The country was named in honor of the great Liberator, Simon Bolívar, who wrote the original constitution in 1827. A press did not begin to function in Bolivia until the outbreak of the wars of independence, and its output consisted mainly of government proclamations and other official documents. The JCB holds ten works printed in Bolivia, from La Paz and Cuzco, and done between 1827 and 1838. These include a copy of the...
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America: being the latest, and most accurate description of the Nevv VVorld; : containing the original of the inhabitants, and the remarkable voyages thither. The conquest of the vast empires of Mexico and Peru, and other large provinces and territories, with the several European plantations in those parts. Also their cities, fortresses, towns, temples, mountains, and rivers. Their habits, customs, manners, and religions. Their plants, beasts, birds, and serpents. With an appendix, containing, besides several other considerable additions, a brief survey of what hath been discover'd of the unknown South-Land and the Arctick region.
1671
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Montanus, Arnoldus, 1625?-1683; Ogilby, John, 1600-1676; Middleton, John. fmo RPJCB; Underwood, John, senior. fmo RPJCB; Brown University. fmo RPJCB
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Author assignment according to Sabin, Arents and Paltsits
Topics: Indian linguistics, Indian linguistics
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1876
1876
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Ruiz de Montoya, Antonio, 1585-1652; Varnhagen, Francisco Adolfo de, Visconde de Porto Seguro, 1816-1878; Ruiz de Montoya, Antonio, 1585-1652. Tesoro
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Part 1 half-title: Vocabulario y tesoro ... parte primera vocabulario español-guarani (ó tupi); pt. 2 has half-title: Vocabulario y tesoro ... parte segunda tesoro guarani (ó tupi)-español
Topics: Guarani language, Spanish language, Guarani language, Indian linguistics
The books in the John Carter Brown Library with Paraquayian imprints are only 6, but those 6 represent a small but world-renowned collection of printed books produced in the Jesuit missions of Paraguay. Of the nine surviving books printed in the missions, the John Carter Brown Library owns more than any other library in the world. A handful of manuscripts have also survived and may be found today at libraries in Spain, England, Argentina, Paraguay, and Brazil. The JCB recently acquired a...
Pagination of v. 1: [6], xx, 277, xxxi, 279-350, [8] p., [1] folded leaf of plates; v. 2: [6], 397, [1], xlvi, [10] p.; v. 3: [4], 339, [5] p
Topics: CSAIP, Indians of Mexico, Aztecs, Natural history, Nahua calendar, Indian linguistics, Imprint...
Previous ed.: Mexico, Espinosa, 1555
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Topics: CSAIP, Nahuatl language, Spanish language, Indians of Mexico, Indian linguistics, Imprint 1571
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America: being an accurate description of the Nevv VVorld; : containing the original of the inhabitants; the remarkable voyages thither: the conquest of the vast empires of Mexico and Peru, their ancient and later vvars. With their several plantations, many, and rich islands; their cities, fortresses, towns, temples, mountains, and rivers: their habits, customs, manners, and religions; their peculiar plants, beasts, birds, and serpents.
1670
1670
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Montanus, Arnoldus, 1625?-1683; Ogilby, John, 1600-1676
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Topics: Indian linguistics, Indian linguistics, Imprint 1671
2 v. in 1 ;|c28 cm. (fol. in 4s) "Vende-se na loja de Borel Borel, e Companhia, quasi de fronte da Igreja nova de Nossa Senhora dos Martyres, na esquina." (from title page)
Topics: CPJCB, Portuguese language, Imprint 1789
[30], 563, 574-576, 567-682, [2] p. ; 15 cm. (8vo) In Spanish and Mapuche
Topics: CSAIP, Indian linguistics, Mapuche language, Mapuche language, Mapuche language, Spanish language,...
[28], 473, [3], 399, [1] p. ;|c20 cm. (4to) Signatures: [par.] A-2H 3A-4B ([par.]1 and 4B8 versos and 2H8 blank)
Topics: CSAIP, Aymara language, Spanish language, Imprint 1612
Spanish-Guarani vocabulary
Topics: Spanish language, Guarani language, Indian linguistics
John Carter Brown Library - Peru Collection
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1773
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Catholic Church. Province of Lima. Concilio Provincial (1583); Acosta, José de, 1540-1600; Brasseur de Bourbourg, abbé, 1814-1874. fmo RPJCB; Brown, John Nicholas, 1861-1900. fmo RPJCB; Pinart, Alphonse. fmo RPJCB
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[22], 380, 377-429, 450 489, 500-515, [1] p. ;|c20 cm. (4to) Spanish and Quinchua texts only; the original edition (Lima, 1585) also contained an Aymara text
Topics: Catholic Church, CSAIP, Indian linguistics, Imprint 1773
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Vol v.2: Lima fundada., O, Conquista del Peru. : Poema heroico en que se decanta toda la historia del descubrimiento, y sugecion de sus provincias por don Francisco Pizarro, marques de los Atabillos, inclyto y primer governador de este vasto imperio. Y se contine la serie de los reyes, la historia de los virreyes y arzobispos, que ha tenido; y la memoria de los santos, y varones ilustres, que la ciudad y reyno han producido. El doctor D. Pedro de Peralta Barnuevo Rocha y Benavides, contador de cuentas y particiones de la real audiencia y demas tribunales de esta ciudad por Su Magestad, Doct. en ambos derechos, cathedratico de prima de mathematicas en esta real vniversidad, rector, que fue tres años de ella, y abogado que ha sido de dicha real audiencia
1732
1732
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Peralta Barnuevo, Pedro de, 1663-1743; Ternaux-Compans, Henri, 1807-1864. fmo RPJCB
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2 v. ;|c20 cm. (4to) Spanish text with Latin quotations
Topics: CSAIP, Peruvian poetry, Imprint 1732
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Ritual formulario, e institucion de curas, para administrar a los naturales de este reyno, los santos sacramentos del baptismo, confirmacion, eucaristia, y viatico, penitencia, extremauncion, y matrimonio, : con aduertencias muy necessarias. Por el bachiller Iuan Perez Bocanegra, presbitero, en la lengua quechua general: examinador en ella, y en la aymara, en este obispado. Beneficiado propietario del pueblo de San Pedro de Antahuaylla la chica.
1631
1631
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Pérez Bocanegra, Juan; Cruz Fernández, Juan de la. fmo RPJCB; Catholic Church. Rituale Romanum (1614)
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[32], 720, [8] p., [1] folded leaf of plates :|bcoat of arms, music, table ;|c21 cm. (8vo) In Spanish and Quechua
Topics: Catholic Church, CSAIP, Quechua language, Indian linguistics, Sacraments (Liturgy), Imprint 1631
[4], 143, [1] leaves ;|c21 cm. (8vo) In Spanish and Quechua
Topics: CSAIP, Quechua language, Indian linguistics, Imprint 1607
[16], 570, [i.e., 560], [8] p. ;|c21 cm. (4to) Parallel Aymara and Spanish texts
Topics: Jesus Christ, Aymara language, Imprint 1612
Signatures: a- A-Y Z chi¹ (8 blank)
Topics: CSAIP, Tarascan language, Spanish language, Indian linguistics, Imprint 1559
2 v. ;26 cm. (4to) "Vende-se na Loja do Borel Borel, e Companhia, quasi defronte da Igreja de Nossa Senhora dos Martyres, N.° 14." at bottom of title page
Topics: CPJCB, Portuguese language, Imprint 1813
2 v. ;26 cm. (4to) "Vende-se na Loja do Borel Borel, e Companhia, quasi defronte da Igreja de Nossa Senhora dos Martyres, N.° 14." at bottom of title page
Topics: CPJCB, Portuguese language, Imprint 1813
A collection of materials associated with John Carter Brown Library Exhibitions.
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Historia de España vindicada. : En que se haze su mas exacta descripcion la de sus excelencias, y antiguas riquezas. Se prueba su poblacion, lengua y reyes verdaderos primitivos. Su conquista y govierno por los Carthagineses, y Romanos. Se describe la verdadera Cantabria. Se fixan las mas ciertas epocas ò raizes del nacimiento y muerte de nuestro Salvador. Se defiende irrefragable la venida del apostol Santiago, la aparicion de nuestra Señora al Santo en el Pilar de Zaragoza, y las translaciones de su sagrado cuerpo. Se vindica su historia primitiva eclesiastica: la de S. Saturnino, S. Fermin, Osio, y otros sucessos. Se refieren las persecuciones, los martyres, y demas santos, los concilios, y pogressos de su religion hasta el sexto siglo: la historia de los emperadores y de los gra[n]des varones q[ue] ha producido. El origen è imperio de los godos.
1730
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Peralta Barnuevo, Pedro de, 1663-1743; Montt, Luis, 1848-1909. fmo RPJCB
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[36] leaves, 1644 columns [i.e. 1614], [1] p., [25] leaves of plates :|bill., port. ;|c31 cm. (fol.) The second volume mentioned in col. 1644 was never published. - cf. Palau
Topics: Imprint 1730, genealogy
xv, [1], 384 p. ;|c25 cm Signatures: pi-2pi 2-24
Topics: Jesuits, genealogy
[4], 518, [2] p. ; 21 cm. (4to) Signatures: pi² A-3T (pi1, 3K4, 3L1 versos, 3T4 blank)
Topics: Estaço family, genealogy
These are the same sheets as the Steelsio issue of 1554, with a different t.p
Topics: Cortés, Hernán, 1485-1547, Indian linguistics, Nahuatl language, Imprint 1554
The call to convent life drew women throughout the early modern Spanish world, from Madrid to Mexico City to Manila. For all the strictures that convents placed upon their inhabitants, they also gave women opportunities to pursue vocations of the spirit and of the mind. Within convent walls, Teresa of Ávila inaugurated her groundbreaking religious reform, Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz composed some of the most ingenious poems in the Spanish language, and innumerable women wrote powerful accounts...
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Vol 5: Diccionario geográfico-histórico de las Indias Occidentales ó América: : es á saber: de los reynos del Perú, Nueva España, Tierra Firme, Chile, y Nuevo reyno de Granada. Con la descripcion de sus provincias, naciones, ciudades, villas, pueblos, rios, montes, costas, puertos, islas, arzobispados, obispados, audiencias, vireynatos, gobiernos, corregimientos, y fortalezas, frutos y producciones; con expresion de sus descubridores, conquistadores y fundadores: conventos y religiones: ereccion de sus catedrales y obispos que ha habido en ellas: y noticia de los sucesos mas notables de varios lugares: incendios, terremotos, sitios, é invasiones que han experimentado: y hombres ilustres que han producio.
1786
1786
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Alcedo, Antonio de, 1735-1812
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(From column headings) Volume 1: AB-CU -- vol. 2: DA-LU -- vol. 3: MA-OZ -- v. 4: PA-SW; v. 5: TA-ZU
Topics: Indian linguistics, Indian linguistics, Indian linguistics, Indian linguistics, Indian linguistics,...
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1585
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Catholic Church. Province of Lima. Concilio Provincial (1583); Acosta, José de, 1540-1600; Atienza, Juan de, 1542-1592; Montt, Luis, 1848-1909. fmo RPJCB
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[8], 215 leaves ;|c22 cm. (4to) Text in Spanish, Quechua, and Aymara
Topics: Catholic Church, Catholic Church, CSAIP, Indian linguistics, Indian linguistics, Imprint 1585
In Spanish and Nahuatl
Topics: Nahuatl language, Spanish language, Indian linguistics, Imprint 1555
Originally published Lima, 1586
Topics: Quechua language, Quechua language, Quechua language, Indian linguistics
In double columns
Topics: CSAIP, Quechua language, Spanish language, Indian linguistics, Imprint 1608
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Memoria genial, y academica del triumpho mayor por menor del laurel seraphico, : con que cinó la mas esclarecidat [sic] Minerva en su Athanèo famoso, y sublime por su estrella sacro regia, las cienes de cinco religiosos del Orden de N.S.P.S. Francisco; que para perpetuar el honor, y eternizar la gratitud, haze el M.R.P. Fr. Pedro Rodriguez Guillen, Lect. Jubil. Doct. theologo, y regente que fue de la cathedra de prima del subtil Doct. Escoto, en la Real Vniuersidad de S. Marcos examinador synodal de este arzobispado, escritor publico de su orden, ex custodio, y padre de esta Provincia de los doze Apostoles, y predicador del Rey Nro. Sor.
1739
1739
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Rodriguez Guillen, Pedro; Montt, Luis, 1848-1909. fmo RPJCB
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[109], 119, 117-384, [8] p. ;|c21 cm. (4to) In Spanish and Latin
Topics: Franciscans, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, CSAIP, Imprint 1739
[10], 364, 367-680, 50, [14] p. ;|c31 cm. (fol.) The first four books making up the first part (i.e., the tomo segundo) continue the history of the Augustinians in Upper and Lower Peru and Quito (modern Bolivia, Peru, and Ecuador) from 1594 through 1656. The "Epitome del primer tomo desta cronica" (p. 1-50 [3rd count]) is a summary of Antonio de la Calancha's two vol. Coronica moralizada del Orden de San Augustin en el Peru (Barcelona, 1639-Lima, 1653). Separately paginated and signed
Topics: Augustinians, Augustinians, Augustinians, CSAIP, Indians of South America, Imprint 1657
Printers precede place of publication on t.p
Topics: Catholic Church, CSAIP, Spanish language, Zapotec language, Indians of Mexico, Indian linguistics,...
2 v. ([5], 129 leaves; 110 [i.e., 101] leaves) ;|c28 cm. (fol.) In Spanish and Quechua with Latin quotations
Topics: Catholic Church. Archdiocese of Lima (Peru), CSAIP, Indian linguistics, Indians of South America,...
First published: Lima, 1755
Topics: Juana de Jesus, sor, 1662-1703, Franciscans. Provincia de San Francisco de Quito, Franciscans,...
Pagination of v. 1: [6], xx, 277, xxxi, 279-350, [8] p., [1] folded leaf of plates; v. 2: [6], 397, [1], xlvi, [10] p.; v. 3: [4], 339, [5] p
Topics: CSAIP, Indians of Mexico, Aztecs, Natural history, Nahua calendar, Indian linguistics, Imprint...
Vol. 1: nos. 1-34, Jan. 2, 1791-Apr. 28, 1791; v.2: nos. 35-68, May 1, 1791-Aug. 28, 1791; v.3: nos. 69-103, Sept. 1, 1791-Dec. 29, 1791; v.4: nos. 104-138, Jan. 1, 1792-Apr. 29, 1792; v.5: nos. 139-173; May 3, 1792-Aug. 30, 1792; v.6: nos. 174-208, Sept. 2, 1792-Dec. 30, 1792; v.7: nos. 209-242, Jan. 3, 1793-Apr. 28, 1793; v.8: nos. 243-278, May 2, 1793-Aug. 31, 1793; v.9: nos. 279-312, Sept. 5, 1793-Dec. 29, 1793; v.10: nos. 313-346, Jan. 2, 1794-Apr.27, 1794; v.11: nos. 347-382, May 1,...
Topic: Peruvian periodicals
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1692
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Andrés de San Agustín, d. 1649; Luis de la Presentación; Ternaux-Compans, Henri, 1807-1864. fmo RPJCB; Convento de San Francisco (Lima, Peru) fmo RPJCB
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[28], 197, 197-198, 198-668, 667-698 p. ;|c20 cm. (4to) Signatures: [par.]-²[par.] 2* [cross]² A-4A 4B (-4B4) 4C-4T ([par.]1, 4B3 versos blank)
Topics: Antonio de San Pedro, Brother, 1571-1622, Mercedarians, CSAIP, Imprint 1692
Vol. 1: nos. 1-34, Jan. 2, 1791-Apr. 28, 1791; v.2: nos. 35-68, May 1, 1791-Aug. 28, 1791; v.3: nos. 69-103, Sept. 1, 1791-Dec. 29, 1791; v.4: nos. 104-138, Jan. 1, 1792-Apr. 29, 1792; v.5: nos. 139-173; May 3, 1792-Aug. 30, 1792; v.6: nos. 174-208, Sept. 2, 1792-Dec. 30, 1792; v.7: nos. 209-242, Jan. 3, 1793-Apr. 28, 1793; v.8: nos. 243-278, May 2, 1793-Aug. 31, 1793; v.9: nos. 279-312, Sept. 5, 1793-Dec. 29, 1793; v.10: nos. 313-346, Jan. 2, 1794-Apr.27, 1794; v.11: nos. 347-382, May 1,...
Topic: Peruvian periodicals
Originally published Lima, 1586
Topics: Quechua language, Quechua language, Quechua language, Indian linguistics
Banner title; printer statement from colophon; printer varies
Topics: Portuguese nespapers, Imprint 1810
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Tratado de los euangelios, : que nuestra madre la Iglesia propone en todo el año desde la primera dominica de Aduiento, hasta la vltima missa de difuntos, santos de España, y añadidos en el nueuo rezado. Explicase el Euangelio, y se pone vn sermon en cada vno en las lenguas castellana, y general de los indios deste Reyno del Perù, y en ellos donde dà lugar la materia, se refutan los errores de la gentilidad de dichos indios. Por el doctor D. Francisco Davila, natural de la ciudad del Cuzco, canonigo, y massescuela de la Metropolytana de la Plata, y aora canonigo desta de los Reyes. Tomo primero, que contiene desde la primera dominica de Aduiento, hasta el sabado de la octaua de Pentescostes.
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Avila, Francisco de, ca. 1573-1647; Sarmiento Rendón, Florián
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2 v. ([88], 452, 452-564, [1] p., 1 leaf of plates; [12], 18, 18-134, [7] p.) :|bport. ;|c29 cm. (fol.) In Spanish and Quechua in parallel columns. Includes "Oratio" in Latin (v. 1, p. [17-22] [1st count])
Topics: Catholic Church. Archdiocese of Lima (Peru), CSAIP, Indian linguistics, Indian mythology, Indians...
Date of publication appears before printer on t.p
Topics: Catholic Church, Catholic Church, Catholic Church, Indian linguistics, Indians of Mexico, Spanish...
[118], 658, clxv, [7] p. ;|c16 cm. (8vo) Front matter and preliminaries (p. [1-108], lst count) and table of contents (p. [1-4] at end) in Spanish, text of Office in Latin
Topics: Catholic Church, Catholic Church, CSAIP, Breviaries, Imprint 1795
2 v. ; 21 cm. (4to) Letter by Pero Vaz de Caminha written in Porto Seguro (Bahia, Brazil) dated May 1, 1500 about the discovery of Brazil here published for the first time on p. 12-34, v. 1
Topics: CPJCB, Imprint 1817, genealogy
[16], 664, 142, [22], 163-202, [2] p. ;|c16 cm. (8vo) In Spanish and Mojo
Topics: CSAIP, Mojo language, Indian linguistics, Cathechisms, Imprint 1702
Colophon: Impresso en Anuers por Iuan Lacio. 1554
Topics: Cortés, Hernán, 1485-1547, Indian linguistics, Nahuatl language, Imprint 1554
2 v. in 1 ;22 cm. (4to) T. I: Comprehende desde el 22 de septiembre de 1812, en que llegó á esta capital la Constitucion española, hasta 31 de marzo de 1813, en que se conbluyeron las elecciones populares.-- T. II: Comprehende desde el mes de mayo de 1813 hasta 26 de agosto del misno
Topics: Peruvian periodicals, Imprint 1812, Imprint 1813
The Guarani grammar (p. 1-100) has caption title: Arte de la lengua guarani ; the Spanish-Guarani vocabulary (p. 101-376, 1-234) has caption title: Vocabulario de la lengua guarani. Parte primera. Ruiz de Montoya's Guarani-Spanish vocabulary was published in the previous year, with title: Tesoro de la lengua guarani
Topics: Spanish language, Guarani language, Guarani language, Indian linguistics
[10], 264 leaves, [1] leaf of plates : coat of arms ; 27 cm. (fol. in 8s) The second part was published in Cordoba, 1616 under the title: Historia General del Peru
Topics: CPJCB, Incas, Indians of South America, Imprint 1609
2 v. ;|c20 cm. (4to) Spanish text with Latin quotations
Topics: CSAIP, Peruvian poetry, Imprint 1732
Guarani-Spanish vocabulary. Ruiz de Montoya's Spanish-Guarani vocabulary appeared in the following year with his Guarani grammar, with title: Arte, y vocabulary de la lengua guarani
Topics: Guarani language, Guarani language, Indian linguistics
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Topic: Imprint 1791
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Topic: Imprint 1791
